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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ArcOfCorinth" data-source="post: 414977" data-attributes="member: 7656">Here's one.#19 After a battle with drow warriors, only one drow is left alive. He looks at this fallen brethren and then surrenders to the party. The elven ranger in the party refuses to accept this (drow is one of his favored enemies and he believes the only good drow is a dead drow), stating the drow should simply be killed. The drow is obviously evil but like anyone else, he doesn't want to die. He has already casted away his weapons and is now passive. There are other drow in the area. If the drow is allowed to live free, he'll simply go to that group and continue his evil acts. If they capture him, they can bring him to justice...but what if he escapes? Also, there isn't any real reason to punish the drow. The PCs are tresspassing in his domain and his party merely attempted to stop this. The drow is evil, but there's no real proof that he's committed an evil act. The PC have a dilemnia. Do we murder him while he's unarmed and peacefully surrendering? Do we allow him to go and risk him alerting more drow to our presence or stab us when we turn our back? Do we tie him up and drag him along with us? What if he gets free? What if he gets free while we're in a dire situation? Is this all a ruse?</blockquote>